Is this a die break?

I'm new to coin errors and I am wondering if this is a die break. If it is, does it give it any additional value?

 

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Kinda looks like one, I dont think its considered an error though!

 

Also might be bubbles under the plating, breaks I have seen are normally more of a solid line.

 

Does that give it any extra value?

 

That's definitely a plating issue. Though it's a unique one, it wouldn't really add any value. You might find someone who would give you a buck or two for it if they happen to collect oddities.

 

Ok, thanks for the help

 

That's my take. Die breaks are usually thin lines which eventually fill in (called CUDS) if they continue to be used. This looks more like subsurface corrosion on older coins or Zinc bubbles on the post 1982 Lincolns.